Concord Monitor from Concord, New Hampshire • 12

-T i 12 THE CONCORD DAILY" MONITOR AND II PATRIOT THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 6 19:56 11 I GRINANDhEAR ByLichly ilia Set treaa of tall ages on flinria numbered 30739IJ44 In 1894 the year of the for which figure! haw now' been- compiled-Tbe -lOO Broil-fireA-peer-belvef-with a third and Wayne ifeunty New York 662900 trees was fourth Plane Traffic Dispute Settled 1 idling little butter and sugar put a bit of mint Jelly la each' pear cavity and serve wjth lamb chops or roast lamb-'-- -lO A3 'Mf'r- NH- Counties "On AppleList at Ilillsborov Rockinglum Are nr Among Top Growen a Of Nation JS tev Inquiry Fuelled IryBriilgee leading counties including the two In New Hampshire 584 per cent of this total The' total of apples 1 harvested throughout the rountry was 102400-000 bushels Tho leading apple county Is' Yakima county Wsm which has 49 per cent of (ho totaU-nearly 190090ft trees producing 10914900 bushels ft 1 Retails in Compromise 'fXSff Si Oiilssue DPELILLO rwarflw CKNTi a pay RiENT on ACCORDION FfwiH LtfiMM -s IgtM- iff VWalrfnf Itm t-- Dial Mttl vV-? novelty band throughout the afternoon a In the town'1 hall will be displayed produce frpm the farm and gardens Candy bome-cooked food and many paeful articles wilt be on -sale v-'" At 5:90 an old-faahloned -supper prill vseyved -rflewhlch there will a dance with music'' by the-same orchestra which has been' enjoyed all summer-' Francis Girard Given Epsom Farewell 1 Party' EPSOM Girard was- given- a surprise farewell party -ori'-SepM He received puny cards with $30 in money'''- He was also presented a cake shade find decorated by bis mother Mrs Beatrice Girard The cake was- decorated inured white' and Mue -With tw American flags and Inscribed and USA Approximately 29 were In attendan-e from Epaorn Penacook Suncook Long lalend N-Y4 Lawrence Mass Washington and New Bedford Mass Washington's Chelan' ceunhr with 061900 trees Was second Sonoma 1 ppuhty 685000 tree! was -'v By LAWBEXCE febniwortu WASHINGTON SejptV Twe New Hampehiro countleA Hilliboro and Rockingham aro 'among the i 109 lepdlng 'counilee In the United Stetea in the production of appfea Hillaboiio county la 45th-' in the number of trees 119343 it la 45th in the number of bustjele harvested 431993 1 -1 Rockingham county Is tlSth In both number of tree and bushfcls It has 67367 trees producing 323996 bushels A These figures bsvs juat been announced by the census bureau after! a survey ot apple production throughout the United- States Balae According to the bureau apple ThVfiiie tKings sold by Frosf Furi i J- i TV'- iyf Fa are only exceeded by their modest prices Some ten million people have visited the Statue of Liberty since the official count was started in 1933 TTTJr i' Hi Tour jof PlARit to Follow in Ceremonies Saturday HILLSBORO Sept Cr SyJvania Electric Products Inc will formslU' open Its pfw 'alectronlca at Hillaboro on Saturday Sept fl according to -aa announcement by Elmer Perry plant iuperlnteri- dMr Perry said the public In-vited to attend the ceremony beginning at 249 In the afternoon The program will include remarks by Governor Dwlnell Selectman George Boynton tof HilUboro and Hqward Richardson Sylvsn-lavioe president A plant tour will follow the formal opening program A feature of the occasion Mr Perry said would-be the electronic unveiling of the new Sylvanla sign We 2300(yxxith diode produced by the company's principal ele itronics-'-pIant at Wo burn Mass and the first transistor and first diode to be produced by the pew HiUstwro plant will be used in the circuit the Sylvan-! la official noted Mr Perry said that Sylvanla is the largest producer of diodes small devices used for signal detection and switching hi television radio and electronic computers The cpm-j piny ia also a leading manufacturer of transistors the tiny devices whose ability to amplify electrical signals are making many aignifl-: cant contributions In electronic ap- plications Built in 1694 and acquired by Sylvanla 1 this spring tne Hills boro plant to a one-story facility with mors than 27000 square feet of floor ace end is located on i 9-acre on Routes 9 and 202 It la the newest plant of Electronic Division which has headquarters at Woburn Cardigan Grange Flans Its Fair in Alexandria ALEXANDRIA Sept 6-Csrdi-gan grange will bold lta annual fair fend sale Saturday At 2:30 there will be a parade of decorMed vehicles followed 'by 55 UtlEKCK rEBXSWOBTH WASHINGTON SrpJ A dj- putbctweeri Um armed service and elvQ aviation aver rival system of air-traffic control Jut beta settled by a compromise "Into crated settlement is the aftermath of a Congressional In fluiry spearheaded' by Senator bridges Who Chalienatd the arm-ad righ to spend upward cf'Jiatt a- billion dollars for de--'velopment of a system for which Congress had never given author isktioa rival sysfuns were known as 1m VOR-DME System which Congress had approved in ISIS for both civilian end military aviation control and the TACAN system which the erned services began to -C develop on their own about three sgo over the strong opposi-tion of civilian airmen The VOB system gives pilots a r-r bearing from fixed points The ME (Distance Ueaaurem ant Equipment! part of that system tells a pilot how far ha is from such points) Civil aviation complained that the armed TACAN system seriously lnterfer red with DME operations Army Victory By the compromise civilian VOR-DME will drop the DME operations and adopt TACAN dii lanes measurements plan It will become known as VOBTAC The armed services will continue to use TACAN intact The compromise is in fact victory for the armed services worked out by the Air Co-ordinating committee Neither civil aviation nor Civil Aeronautics Admin ietra-' tion officials are happy at the re-ault The VOR-DME system which Is now modified was adopted by a Joint eomMittaa of Congren after i lopg investigation and other coun- "Junior never get to be President' unless yen kara to do as Now get back to bed! iirA FURRIERS pottery from the wheel of grdee scott a public school teacher varies from tiny pitcher sets fo salad bowls and is shqjwn at concord arts'ond crafts i 205 north mein street CLOTHIERS CONCORD 11 PLEASANT ST more will be spent to Install military-type DME 1st airports--The combined system will be ip use on- civilian airways by I960 according to agreed plans and fully Installed by 1069 Pittsfield PITTSFIELD Sept 6-All schools In Pittsfield opened yesterday morning with the following teaching staff: Memorial school Harrier Ames principal: Sybil Pease Esther Marsh and Catherine Wry Grammar Rachel Sherburne principal Lillian Tuttle Phyllis Murdough Clarice Constant Vera Presby: Junior high school: Flora Perkins Vera Bouchard Ira Clark Rita Davis Carla Eldredge William How- child and third daughter born Saturday at the Concord hospital Mrs Holmes was formerly Mary Staple-tori and daughter of Judge and Mrs Edmond Stapleton of Pittsfield The baby weighed nine pounds and two ounce! Mr and Mrs George Apel of Belmont Mass spent the weekend arid holiday with her sister Mrs Kenneth Burbank Mrs Burbank returned home with them where she will spend this week Rev Arlington Wry returned today from New London where he attended a three days Baptist retreat London LOUDON Sept 6 Plans are nearly completed for the Congregational fair auction and field day Sept 19 at the Village grange halt The auction will tart at 10 o'clock and those who would like to make contributions for same please notify Trader John the auctioneer or Alice jerkins Gapies and sports wilt be under the direction of Homer LaBonte and Melvin Mulkhey Hobbies and exhibits with Mrs Alice Marat on as chairman' Supper will be served by the Church Guild chairman Mrs Isabella Prescott Other announcements will follow Mrs Ada French Of LacOnla spent the weekend with her sister-in-law Mrs James Hackett Services at the Congregational church will be reaumed Sunday at fc49 a SSLSffif Jf pV reconunendation The Sullivan Hign school: sports GuirkT Edward Levy Paul Bclair Earl Cayes Paul Alien Ma-guerlte Edwards John Doyan Howard Sorrell the shop teacher Frederick Jewett will not be able to assume his duties until Monday Tnorninf The supervisor of music in the schools is George Hall All the teachers in the high school are new tills year with the exception of Mr Kelley Mr Levy and Miss McGulrk Mrs Eldvedge and Mr Sullivan are the new ones Ih the -Junior high in the Grammar school Mrs Presby la a new teacher here and Mrs Wry In the Memorial' school Pittsfield Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold Its ik- VK- A3 'ij-p -I yt rj S' Tj'- 1 rti IK- I 'I V- ir -fV sA- i P- 5 1 KNEEHOLE DESK tf: -Maple with plenty of draw space large top tuiToce Also in mahogany How Only $3995 government pent (325 million for its share of the system Eartyjast year Senator Bridges demanded an end to the dispute between civilian and military avi- a tion and asked that Installation of tlia new system be deferred until a Joint committee of Congress had explored" Its merits as against that of the -ksyitem already In force Bridges (aid he was greatly alarmed at the prospect of discard-ing soma hundreds of miliums of dollars of proved equipment He aid thst in traveling about the country by air he had talked to pert tors executive lifcraft own-wrr inn pilots and had found that "not one of these med was In any way critical of the safety and efficiency of the existing VOR-DME ayalcuC" Called Viualtabte Air Force and Navy experts aid thst VOR-DME was unsuitable to a Jet age Congress demanded that the administration settle the conflict and adopt a common military-civilian system Under the compromise civilian aviation will retain ita 900 very high frequency omni directional radio range stations (VOR) but will scrip the entire DME system Including 241 DME stations and some 400 seta of measurement equipment This represents a mil of millions of dollars Millions meeting xlncr Jtm6tilMnonic' Misr-W Inon -H-Wafter-'wtitbe principal of the Chichester Central school this year School opened on Wednesday Recent visitors at Jm horns of Mr PLAYGROUNDS SCHOOLS HOMES Low- cost foncing for ovtrynood ortefod ot factory prkti PUmw cewhger Mlmaia PHONE TWlnes ks 14300 4 Single or Double Goose Necht Choice of colors Ideal for Single $2 95 Double $5 95 Nancy Nelssu Ruth Cotton mother advisor The degrees will be conferred on one Mrs Mabel Adams Mrs Harriet Davis Miss Dora Page Miss Barbara Gilman Mrs Clara Avery past noble grands of Beulah Re-bekah lodge end Mrs Emipa Ken-nay vice grand attended past noble grands night of Ivygroen lodge in Short Falls Tuesday evening Each of the past noble grande were given a gift Mrs Gertrude ThorheU and her on Harold Thomell end her sla-r Miss Anqie Paige of Amee-bury Mass were calling on friends Tuesday at their former home here Mr and Mrs Robert Holmes of and Mrs Gordon Stalling Included Mrs A Murdock and Mr end Mrs George Millner of Beading Mesa On Labor Day Mr and Mra Stalling were In Reeding end Mr Stalling went -to Brookline where he attended the Scotch Highland games TV SETS ZENITH RAYTHEON PHIICO Other Makes FRENCH'S RADIO SHOP Penacook are parent! 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